Cape Sable, separated from the mainland by Whitewater Bay, marks the southwestern end of this national park. The area known as Ten Thousand Islands sits off its western shore, and the Harney and Shark Rivers run west to east through it. Fed by the Kissimmee River, it acts as a watershed for the Biscayne Aquifer. Home to the endangered Florida Panther, FTP name this large "river of grass," a national park in South Florida.
Cape Sable, separated from the mainland by Whitewater Bay, marks the southwestern end of this national park. The area known as Ten Thousand Islands sits off its western shore, and the Harney and Shark Rivers run west to east through it. Fed by the Kissimmee River, it acts as a watershed for the Biscayne Aquifer. Home to the endangered Florida Panther, FTP name this large "river of grass," a national park in South Florida.
Cape Sable, separated from the mainland by Whitewater Bay, marks the southwestern end of this national park.
{Everglades} National Park